Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-20

floor with him; he also brushed OF the
counter and busted Off some barrels WIN
his heels, and after he turned him loose
there was vision OF flying coat tan
and all was still once more. There was
a hat left as q memento, which Mr.. Fay
den sent to the Collins House where the
man is now staying. Since this analr
several have related similar experiences
in getting returns. and it Is safe to say
that 1t was a grand swindllng game
gotten up to beat the producers OF fruits
and vegetables.
The citizens of Tangerine and vicinity
are evidently taking steps in the right
direction for the advancement OF their
Interests and further advancement OF
their beautiful locality. IL eeems that
company has been organized to construct
canal to unite the waters OF Lake GA
with Lake Carleton, and thence into Lake
Beaucair, the latter lake being already
by natural outlet connected with Lake
Dora. This canal will admit OF steamer
communication with all the lakes men,
toned and put Tangerine in daily COM
munication with railroads at Tavares.
| The capital stock needed Is $4,OO0,
$4,000 Of which is already taken.
The distance TO be dredged from Lake
Ola to Lake Carleton is about l,eOO feet,
with a tall of 10 feet, necessitatlng the
building OF lock. A space OF 40 rods
will also need dredging between Carrie
ton and Beauclair, the water now being
too shallow to admit of navigation. The
company has for its directors James a.
hudson, Lewis Marot, j. II. Foster. r. j.
Wright and james Sinclair. The con
summation OF this project Will add ma
terIally TO the importance and develop
ment OF Tangerine, which is one OF the
most prettily located towns in West
Orange, and which needs nothing but
direct and daily means OF transportation
10 make 1t most desirable place Tor
business, as it Is now Tor residence.
The following civil appointments have
been made during the past week: L. j.
Shine, to be Clerk Circuit Court in and
for Orange county; w. j. Wilson, to be
Tax Collector in and for Clay county;
Is. ID. WadsWorth, to be Tax Collector in
and for Madison county; George r. Fort
ner, to be Tax Assessor in ard for Polk
county; John II, Singleton, to be Tax AS
SCISSOR IN and for Monroe county: David
c. Hull, to be Tax Assessor in and for
sumter county; Charles E. Worth, TO be
Tax Assessor in and for Hills
borough county; I. j, Prevatt, to
be Tax Assessor in and for
Levy county; \. G, " Wainwright, to be
Tax Assessor in and for Bradford county;
w. L. Clark, ~ De Tax Assessor in and
for Lafayette county; Chandler IL. Smith,
in ard for Madison county; W. c. sum
ner, II. ID, Edwards, 10 he County Com
mlssioners in and for fernando county;
+. j. billiard, TO be County Commits
sioner in ard for Polk county; K. X,
Boyt, to be Justice Of The Peace in and
Tor Marion county; w. F. Rice, to be
Justice of tue Peace in and for Alachua
county: Samuel A. Goodrich, to
be Justice OF the Peace in
and for Washington county; Z. T.
Messer, to be county surveyor in and
for Calhoun county; Lewis +. Warren, to
be County Surveyor in and Tor HillsbOr-
ough county; Alfred Brost, to be Auc-
tiuneer in and for Monroe county; S, j.
Perry, 10 be Superintendent of Public
Instruction in and for Madison county;
John W. Couch, ). +. Mays, Jr., Z. 5.
Wilson. C.. f. PrevStt, to be Notaries
Public in and for the State at large;
George K. Smith, TO be Clerk Circuit
Court in and for Wakulla county; John
e. Calhoun, to be Clerk Circuit Court In
and for Taylor county; John Q. Hodge,
to be County Commissioner in and tor
Wakulla county; u. b. Lord, to be Clerk
Circuit Court in and for Lafayette county.